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Long before The Odyssey hit cinemas, director Christopher Nolan and other filmmakers were trying to make sure motion picture film would not become extinct.

Christopher Nolan has called out a “fundamental flaw” in amateur film criticism, arguing that audiences are too quick to dismiss movies once they recognise the storytelling techniques behind them.

Unless you’ve been living under a very large, very soundproof rock, you know “The Odyssey” just dropped. No, not the Homer book, that’s been out for, like, 2,700 years.

Forced, unwelcome hospitality of the louts… at the very least, it will leave one irked, if not fuming. Imagine, then, what years of it might have done for young Telemachus (Tom Holland).

The celebrated filmmaker appreciated the youth’s rejection of AI-generated content. 24 Jul, 2026

Director chose English literature after failed application, later building one of cinema’s most celebrated careers

Odyssey director addresses industry fears over artificial intelligence and says rightwing criticism of Lupita Nyong’o as Helen of Troy is ‘irrelevant’

The Odyssey, the latest film from Oscar-winning director Sir Christopher Nolan, has received rapturous reviews from critics.

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Nolan shared how his son’s comment about his Oscars left him laughing while writing ‘The Odyssey’